FA: SCM: SCP: Manulally Created Transfer Order Is Not Used as Supply When Scheduling Sales Order for B2B Item. (Doc ID 2795886.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 06, 2021

Applies to:

Symptoms

Actual Behavior
Expected Transfer Order receipts for manually created Transfer Orders are not considered as supply when scheduling a Sales Order for a B2B item. So another Transfer Order is created to fulfill the order.

Expected Behavior
Expected Transfer Order receipts for manually created Transfer Orders are considered as supply when scheduling a Sales Order for a B2B item. So ATP supply is used to fulfill the order.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Make sure Org M1 has 0 quantity of ItemA, and Org M2 has some quantities of ItemA
   Supply Chain Execution > Inventory Management > Manage Item Quantities
2. Create a Transfer Order for ItemA.
   Supply Chain Execution > Supply Orchestration > Create Supply Request
   Inventory Organization=M1
   Requested Quantity=1
   -->Transfer Order is created to move ItemA from Org M2 to M1.
3. Check the Transfer Order number
   Supply Chain Execution > Supply Orchestration > Manage Supply Lines
   Query by Supply Request Reference Number and check the Transfer Order number
4. Create Pick Wave
   Supply Chain Execution > Inventory Management > Create Pick Wave
5. Confirm Pick Slip
   Supply Chain Execution > Inventory Management > Confirm Pick Slips
6. Ship Confirm
   Supply Chain Execution > Inventory Management > Manage Shipments
7. Run Data Collection
   Order Management > Global Order Promising > Collect Planning Data
   Under "Supply Planning Data" tab, select Transfer Orders
8. Check Review Supply Availability
   Order Management > Global Order Promising
   Click Open
   Select Review Supply Availability
   Check the Supply Availability for ItemA in Warehouse M1.
   --> Supply of quantity=1 is available in Org M1.
9. Run "Refresh and Start the Order Promising Server" ESS job.
   Tools > Scheduled Processes > Schedule New Process button
10. Create a Sales Order for ItemA for qty=1. Requested Delivery Date is later than the expected receipt date of the Transfer Order.
    Order Management > Order Management > Create Order
11. Submit the order.
    --> B2B Transfer Order is created.

Cause

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